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CLASS OF 1864 



PORTRAITS 



1 864 1904. 




BOSTON: 

PRINTED FOR THE CLASS. 

1904. 






Gift 
27 S '03 



1864. ®la#* erf 1864. 1904. 

J> "Look here upon this picture, and on this." J> 

Classmates : 

In a Class circular, issued under date of February 
first, it was stated that I proposed the coming Commencement to 
publish a picture of each Classmate taken at the time of gradua- 
tion and a recent picture, showing the changes of forty years. 
The circular stated that the Secretary had already the photographs 
taken at the time of graduation and that, if the attempt was to be 
a success, the recent photographs must be received as soon as poss- 
ible. How the idea struck the different members of the Class may 
be judged from the first two letters received after the circular was 
issued and from which I quote : 

February ist., 1904. 
"I am not quite sure on re-reading what you say, whether you are certain 
of getting enough photographs to make it worth while. I think, therefore, 
that I will await futher information from you as to whether the project will 
positively be carried into effect." 

February 2nd., 1904. 
"I received a circular from you yesterday, and went to-day to have my 
picture taken. 

As a result of some correspondence and with much less delay 
than I had anticipated the recent photographs of every living grad- 
uate, sixty-two in number, have been received : and of thirteen of 
the twenty-two non-graduates. The address of a number of the 
non-graduates is unknown. 

Since the photographs were received the sad news came of the 
death of Gorham but his picture will be printed with the others. 

To the kindness of a relative I was indebted for the photograph 
of one member absent from the country. 

Very truly your classmate, 

William L. Richardson, 
Boston, June 1, 1904. Class Secretary. 



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